The phrase "address the bottleneck" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing issues or obstacles that are hindering progress or efficiency in a process or system.
Example: "To improve our production speed, we need to address the bottleneck in our supply chain."
Alternatives: "tackle the bottleneck" or "resolve the bottleneck."
Both research councils and funding charities recognise the need to address the bottleneck of funding opportunities for those in the early stages of their careers.
"As the president made clear in January," it said, "we support the company's interest in proceeding with this project, which will help address the bottleneck of oil in Cushing that has resulted in large part from increased domestic oil production, currently at an eight-year high".
Although these methods can reduce computational time, they trade clustering accuracy for computational speed gain, and they do not address the bottleneck of memory use.
The SFO is an object-oriented application- specific file access paradigm designed to address the bottleneck imposed by high latency, low bandwidth, unpredictable, and unreliable networks such as the current Internet.
"As the President made clear in January, we support the company's interest in proceeding with this project, which will help address the bottleneck of oil in Cushing that has resulted in large part from increased domestic oil production, currently at an eight year high.
Designing and implementing policies that address the bottlenecks to SCI interventions is pertinent to address low crop productivity.
We will also address the bottlenecks and difficulties impairing the search for efficient vaccines and the many gaps in our knowledge of immunity against leptospirosis.
On the baseband architecture level, higher data capacity in the new standard requires new SoCs to address the bottlenecks in memory access latency and bandwidth.
The Medical and Related Sciences Discovery District (MaRS), which is rising on a muddy plot of land in the midst of Toronto's research and health sciences centre, "was created to address the bottlenecks that exist in the commercialisation process in Canada," thereby accelerating innovation, explains John Cook, president and chief operating officer of the nonprofit MaRS corporation.
We have an infrastructure-related project, which was initially focussed on how we can accelerate trans-national corridor development Under the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa, and now we're shifting to focus on financing and how we can address the bottlenecks to enable mega projects to get to financial close.
UNICEF has therefore prioritized three areas to address the bottlenecks to child survival and well-being.
